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Neutrality and the War in Europe Answers

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Which of these points matches one of Wilson’s proposals to avoid future wars?

A
adding barriers to trade
B
encouraging nations to arm themselves
C
declaring freedom of the seas
D
allowing secret treaties
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How did Wilson believe conquered empires should be treated?

A
They should be stripped of their wealth.
B
They should remain occupied by their conquerors.
C
Their people deserved to determine their own political futures.
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Why did France expect to be compensated after World War I?

A
because it fought for the winning side
B
to pay for destruction caused by Germany
C
to get the German economy working again
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Think about the challenges facing the peace process. Which of these problems threatened Wilson’s point?

A
Germany continued to attack American shipping on the oceans.
B
The Allies were already making secret alliances and plans.
C
The other heads of state refused to meet with Wilson.
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Which parts of the treaty would not leave Germany in “a place of equality”? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
paying war reparations
B
accepting blame for the war
C
giving up land and population
D
giving up colonies and armies
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What was the most important reason why Wilson’s opponents argued against the League of Nations?

A
The League of Nations failed to achieve major territorial gains for the UnitedStates.
B
The League of Nations might have forced the United States to become aninternational peacekeeper.
C
The League of Nations failed to sufficiently punish Germany for its actions in the war.
D
The League of Nations did not include enough of Wilson’s Fourteen Points.

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